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i really liked the fact that square-enix ported all the final fantasy games for the GBA (and DS) because i wasn't an rpg gamer in those days and in my country was almost imposible to find any of the ps1 remakes.
a remake of final fantasy VII i say it would be cool but i already played that one so i don't really care. |
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If you didn't notice, nothing changed about any of those games. And remaking FF7 would have nothing to do with bringing a cult-classic game up to today's graphical standards. No, it's gotta be evil money-grubbing Square-Enix taking advantage of us all. |
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I can understand the remake of a movie, but for God sakes!! A GAME???
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I can see a movie remake because all the older ones from 1999 and earlier are on Cassette Tape and can wear out, so either they copy and make it onto a DVD, and/or they get different actors and redo the movie to make it better even though I can't think of one movie remake where it is better than the original. A game? Just go back and play it, unless its a game from the Atari, like Frogger. I own a Frogger game for the PS1 and I thought it was pretty decent. Also when it comes to game remakes like Super Mario Brothers and the New Super Mario Brothers, most people (if given the option) would choose the 1st one and that game is for the NES obviously. Making a remake for a PS1 game is just a disgrace though, it's not THAT old yet. Now if the PS4 was out already I wouldn't use that reason. |
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and well they don't feel like remakes for me since i didn't play them at that time (and i guess neither of you played FFIII since it was japan only) |
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Final fantasy vii came out 10 years ago, so i dont think it is too soon for a remake really. the atari version of frogger was a remake of the arcade game that came out a year before that ;P then again frogger was remade for the comodore 64 in 93. games like that dont need updating anway because the gameplay is so simple that the graphics suit them and dont age as badly IMO. |
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I've read in a game review one time (don't remember which one though =[ ) that New Super Mario Bros. was a remake, and an addition to the series. I personally consider this a remake because the name is the same. Don't argue with me on that point, even I don't know. When I say it hasn't been out for that long, I mean that the PS1 system isn't that old. They're only on PS3. Going from Atari to PS1 is a huge jump. PS1 to PS2/3... not that much. Also, Frogger came out on Arcade in the year 1981, not 1996. That may have been my fault for saying Atari instead of Arcade. Last edited by Buttoxin; 09-25-2007 at 03:00 PM.. |
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the jump from atari to ps1 is bigger but most games from that era dont really have much depth and remakes of them would be aged horribly. although i guess pong wasnt so bad :S anyway my point was that the game frogger was remade sooner then the ps1 game, for the atari itself, for the comodore 64 also for the atari 5600 :P so i still think 10 years is long enough. also the games just as popular as ever, possibly more so with all the spin offs so a updated version for noobs who cant stand the old versions graphics couldnt hurt... also i never mentioned anything about the year 1996... is that when ps1 frogger came out or something? Last edited by toxicninja; 09-25-2007 at 04:05 PM.. |
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I've honestly never seen or heard of one for the N64 (Called Nintendo 64 in my country). Also, if you say something about Atari, please get the numbers right. It's Atari 800, 2600, 5200, and the 7800. I read what you said wrong down a bit, sorry. Just forget I said anything about that year. |
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Please god let FF VII die. I mean, after the complete failure of every single spin off I think they would get the picture by now.
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That'll be neato's
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WOW.... tat would be cool to have a remake... even though i think the game itself is already good
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Its about time!!!!!!! WOOt
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I had heard they were making one for the psp (explaining stuff about Zack's story) but a ps3 remake? One more reason I need a ps3. I think final fantasy is a great rpg (best of some of the rpgs I've ever played). I think they should decide when to end the story of ff7, that what mainly keeps ppl clinging to it..
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